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Mr. Mason studied at the Berklee College of Music in Massachusetts on a full tuition scholarship where worked with Hal Crook and Phil Wilson. In 1994, Mr.

RANDOLPH TWP. - Three-time Grammy Award winner David Miller, one of Randolph Schools Elementary band directors, has received his sixth Grammy nomination in the category of Best Latin Jazz album

WBGO’s Gary Walker talks with trombonist and vocalist Hailey Brinnel about her new album ‘A Beautiful Tomorrow.’

Sunday was International Jazz Day, and we are celebrating in style with our very own jazz performance live in studio.

Shannon_barnett_4_croger_mitchell_ausjazz_blog_dscf7588_1500x.jpg On March 20 the Melbourne Jazz Cooperative presented Shannon Barnett's 'Return of the Expats' live in concert at The Jazzlab in Brunswick.

Michael Dease is a professor of jazz trombone in the Department of Jazz Studies in the College of Music at Michigan State University.

Chris Barber, one of the greatest figures in the history of British jazz – obituary He led the Trad revival in the Fifties and his embrace of skiffle and the blues laid the trail for the Beatles and the Rolling Stones Chris Barber (1970s): he could do whatever he liked, whenever he liked Credit: David Redfern Chris Barber, who has died aged 90, led the world’s most popular and longest-lived traditional jazz band. The unflagging appetite for its music, especially among British and north Eur...

ONLINE: Kurt Dietrich January 26, 2021 Kurt Dietrich Theres no shortage of books about jazz music, but retired Ripon College professor Kurt Dietrich provides a tome unlike any weve seen in the past. Wisconsin Riffs: Jazz Profiles from the Heartland (Wisconsin Historical Society Press, 2018) builds a history of the genre in the Badger State through essays on its players. From legends such as Woody Herman and Les Paul, Dietrich brings the story right up to the current day with performers such as...